Alignments confirmed as Gunners aim to delay Liverpool’s title party

Arsenal knows that the Premier League title race is over, but the Gunners still have to keep their impulse by going to the Champions League semifinal with Paris Saint-Germain with the victory over Crystal Palace.

The Gunners will have the luxury of an additional break ahead of PSG’s visit to Emirates Stadium, with the Wednesday London derby presented due to the palace’s participation in the semifinals of the Cup this weekend.

Advanceing the Champions League final next month is the priority of Arsenal, with his hope of defeating Liverpool in the title of the Premier League that has become essentially extinguished. The Liverpool will be confirmed as a champion if Arsenal loses at the palace or if he beat Tottenham on Sunday.

Arsenal, however, will not want to deliver the title to Liverpool and head to an extremely hard semifinal with PSG on the wrong foot, and director Mikel Arteta has made it clear with the team’s selection.

The palace is technically following the combination of European rating through the League, and although it gets a place in the FA Cup final, surpassing Aston Villa this weekend is the focus of the Eagles, they have also named a strong XI.

News of the Arsenal team

Arsenal makes four changes from the side that surpassed the Ipswich Town 4-0 last Sunday.

Myles Lewis-Skelly and Jurrien Timber replaced Ben White and Oleksandr Zinhenhenko in the back places, with White joining Mikel Merino by leaving the squad completely.

Thomas Partey enters Merino, while Raheem Sterling begins in front of Bukayo Saka.

Arsenal: Raya, Timber, Lewis-Skelly, Saliba, Kiwior, Parstey, Rice, Odegaard, Sterling, Martinelli, Trosard.

Sub: Neto, Tierney, Zinhenko, Gower, Henry-Francis, Butler-Oyedi, Kabia, Nwaneri, Saka.

News from Crystal Palace team

Perhaps with an eye at the meeting with Villa in Wembley, Glasner has left Jean-Philippe Mateta as much as Ismaila Sarr of the initial 11th.

There is a place in the XI for the old striker of Arsenal Eddie Nketiah, while Justin Devenny, 21, only makes his fourth starting league of the season.

Crystal Palace: Henderson, Munoz, Richards, Lacroix, Guehi, Mitchell, Wharton, Kamada, Devenny, Eze, Nketiah

Sub: Turner, Ward, Salvador, Franca, Matte, Clyne, Hughes, Esse, Korha